Current 6 by mountmous

Fractal • Abstract • posted on Nov 26, 2008

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Busy, busy... Thank you all for this click and all the clicks and comments you have put in. ^_^ Yvonne This was the previous one:

Comments (16)

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carlx

12:09PM | Wed, 26 November 2008

Superb colors, dynamism and details, Yvonne!!! Wonderful view!!!

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joefraq

12:19PM | Wed, 26 November 2008

Go Yvonne! I totally love this series! Lovely addition.

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bloodnok

12:43PM | Wed, 26 November 2008

This is great, Yvonne; such a lot for the imagination to run with. Fun!

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mansco

1:22PM | Wed, 26 November 2008

I agree with Joseph, it's a wonderful series ;O)

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Fidelity2

1:23PM | Wed, 26 November 2008

Happy Thanks Giving. This image is truly extra ordianry. 5+.

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algra

1:49PM | Wed, 26 November 2008

Mooi vervolg and deze verfrissende serie.

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Juliette.Gribnau

2:05PM | Wed, 26 November 2008

je gaat echt geweldig met deze serie !

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CarolSassy

5:00PM | Wed, 26 November 2008

Wonderful designs 'n' colors! Excellent texturing! Gorgeousness! (:

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clifftoppler

6:30PM | Wed, 26 November 2008

Yum, yum, I like! This would live well as a huge wall-spread, an antidote for the dullness of television.

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Henny31

6:39PM | Wed, 26 November 2008

I love all of them even if I do not comment.. not always here to do but they are stunning

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amota99517

7:51PM | Wed, 26 November 2008

This is so cool! I could stare at this for long periods of time and still not see every little nook and cranny. This is beautifully executed.

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artkinsr

2:20AM | Thu, 27 November 2008

This is great! The others in the series were all good, but this one "pops". I really like the rhythmic flow, and how the counterpoint of the vertical black lines control the diagonal direction. Everything stays in view and nothing gets lost. Our eye wanders around seeing each new thing, without being led off the edge. A very strong composition. Thank you for sharing this series, and for this one especially.

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